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Why is it so easy for everyone else to see an issue, and not any decision makers inside Apple. Is it just too huge of a task to keep these machines updated, an
by megablast 10y ago
Why is it so easy for everyone else to see an issue, and not any decision makers inside Apple.
Is it just too huge of a task to keep these machines updated, and Apple are deploying staff in other areas they see as more important?
- TillE 10y agoI really can't think of a single good reason why they don't do a simple hardware refresh of the Mac Pro every year. It's the easiest thing in the world, and would fix about 80% of the frustration. Apple just seems completely allergic to doing an upgrade without some major new design and a flashy rollout.
- ethbro 10y agoBecause the concept of hardware specs is alien to most designers? Why would people buy a new thing that performed better if it still looked the same?
- bfred_it 10y agoWhat are you talking about? Apple has been doing exactly that since the iPhone 3GS pretty successfully.
- ethbro 10y agoThe iPhone is the last Apple product I'd use to prove that point, given that they've tinkered with the exterior design every generation (and sometimes even within generations)? http://www.theverge.com/2014/9/9/6125849/iphone-history-pictures http://www.theverge.com/2014/9/9/6125849/iphone-history-pict...